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Brad Birzer on Christian Humanism and Liberal Education

by Tucker on September 1, 2011July 26, 2012

BradBirzer-2-3 — Brad Birzer

The following two lectures (really parts 1 & 2 of one lecture) are truly amazing. They come via the Society for Classical Learning web site, and were delivered at their 2011 conference.

Christian and Humanistic Education P1

Christian and Humanistic Education P2

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Brad Birzer says:

September 2, 2011 at 2:11 pm

Satellite Saint, thanks very much. What a nice post.

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